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Re: EC tenure

JDS will go to World Missions. But who will be going to the EC Hate to say it, but its trueNew Orleans Bred, Mississippi Led, Hopefully Arizona will be home before I'm dead.

True or not, that has been a common opinion for many years..... Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/

Does that mean that TP goes to Missions Director Hate to say it, but its trueNew Orleans Bred, Mississippi Led, Hopefully Arizona will be home before I'm dead.

I don't know how old any of those guys are honestly. But I know my dad is 63, and a fair number of them are older than him. Do we allow them to retire from vocational ministry and enjoy life beyond that?

I am sure many would applaud some retirments but those fellas have to be the ones who say they don't want to serve. I do not see any of them doing that Hate to say it, but its trueNew Orleans Bred, Mississippi Led, Hopefully Arizona will be home before I'm dead.

If Bishop J D Stevens goes to World Missions, which is the trend for past 3-4 Assemblies and Bishop T. Propes goes to the Executive then that would open up an awesome opportunity to vote a missionary or Field Director (many who are highly qualified to serve) with Cross Cultural experience to be the Assistant Director for COGWM. Many of us who live and minister outside the USA feel this would be an important and exceptional move for COG World wide to continue the growth of the organization Dennis TannerAdministrative Bishop Scotland

To follow up on what Dennis Tanner has posted. Why not? Someone like, Nick Park. Nick has the expertise and has ministered in many places around the world. He has served multiple times on the Executive council.

Re: Why not?

My first thought was Jonathan Augustine, but Pastor Park would likely also do an exceptional job. To continue with the thought should the opportunity exist: Andrew Binda, Ken Anderson, Grant McClung, Chris Swift, and Ishmael Charles Dennis TannerAdministrative Bishop Scotland